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Re: Vaniqua
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Tue, 31 Oct 2000 18:46:06 -0600 (CST)
I have found that dipilatories work really well. the shaving caused
bumps for me, and like you said, it was a real knock to my self-esteem.
It is easy, and I usually put it on before I get in the shower, so it
sits on there while I get my clothes and stuff together. No bumps or
major burning and no regrowth yet w/ the vaniqa.
At Tue, 31 Oct 2000, Helen wrote:
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>Smed: I have been using it for a little over two weeks now. I am having
>a hard time judging if there is any change, as at the same time I also
>decided to quit the daily waxing/tweazing and just shave the chin/neck
>hairs. It was getting too emotionally draining to spend an hour each
>morning tweazing/waxing, so I decided to make my life easier by using
>the razor. I had refrained for years (I am 43) in using the razor as I
>saw it as the last knock to my self esteem that I could tolerate...
>However, I have found some new level of freedom from shaving as it takes
>two minutes - compared to the hour of tweazing! No more hiding out for
>an hour from my husband! BUT - I have found that the hair comes back
>courser and darker. So.. it's hard for me to know what affect Vaniqua
>is having. I am going to stay the course though and use it twice a day.
>I understand that it may take up to two months to see results. I'll
>keep you posted!
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Neen
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